Google I/O 2026 will start on May 19, beginning with a keynote session by Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai. Here's what to expect.

Google unveils a revitalized Android CLI and "Skills" repository to help AI agents develop mobile apps faster and with 70% ...

Google LLC’s Android team is introducing new ways to build high-quality software for its mobile platform with artificial ...

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SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah lawmaker has introduced a bill that would require Utah schools to show students videos of fertilization and development of a fetus inside the womb. HB315, titled Human Growth ...

These resources, created in partnership with the Lakeshore Foundation, fill a critical gap for medical teams and sideline staff supporting adaptive sports. “Shifting the focus of sports and exercise ...

A popular Android AI application has left millions of private user files exposed, allowing anyone with the correct link to view private videos and photos without a password. Researchers from Cybernews ...

Google announced plans at I/O 2025 to add video app support for Android Auto while parked. A new flag found in the latest Android Auto beta points to upcoming support for video playback. Though not ...

As with all creative industries, generative artificial intelligence (AI) has been infiltrating video games. Now, generative AI is being used to produce game assets and speed up development. This is ...

The mobile version of NotebookLM app can now turn your documents into AI-generated videos, making it easier to understand dense material without scrolling through long pages of text. The feature, ...

Under a Rock is an upcoming survival-adventure game focused on exploration, discovery, and systemic gameplay in a procedurally generated world. Explore a mysterious and colorful island populated by ...

A group of YouTubers has filed a lawsuit against Snap in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, accusing the company of using their videos to train AI models without consent.